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Late blooming crooner Steve Tyrell burnishes his reputation as one of the finest interpreters of the Great American Songbook with this tribute marking the centennial of the birth of Sammy Cahn, the lyricist who gave voice to Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack in the early 1960s.
Tyrell's rough-hewn baritone — with the slight twang of his native Texas — gives him the swagger to put his own stamp on such Cahn-Jimmy Van Heusen tunes as "Come Fly With Me" and "The Tender Trap." His voice also has a world-weary vulnerability that serves him well on the romantic torch songs Cahn penned with Jule Styne such as "I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry" and "I Fall In Love Too Easily."
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At the time of writing, clones of the Nokia DKU-5 and CA-42 data cables for mobile phones are cheaply and widely available (I purchased mine from ebay). Both should be electrically compatible with the Linkstation Pro (and the Linksys NSLU2 as well, for that matter) - they incorporate a USB to RS232-3V transceiver (usually built-into a longer-than-usual USB A plug).
What You Will Need
- Some soldering skills.
- Some means of determining continuity (e.g. a multimeter + hand-held probe leads).
- Some means of stripping insulated wires.
- A willingness to invalidate your warranty.
- A CA-42, or DKU-5 (some later Nokia phone cables FIXME - insert model numbers here - which look similar are actually pure USB cables with no transceiver - DON'T use these - you can tell because the USB plug is shorter, they are also a bit cheaper).
- Suitable safety gear.
- Pliers, glue/tape, and volt meter (optional).
If you don't have all of these, then find someone who does. Maybe ask your local TV repair place to do the work (they'd probably be glad of the business).
Getting Started
Prepare the Cable
Cut the data cable about 60mm from the Nokia connector end, strip away approx 20mm of the outer sheath, and remove approx 3mm of insulation from each inner core.
The cables I bought were of two different designs, this may well vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
- The RS232 transceiver is powered from the USB port, you only need to connect ground, data transmit, and data receive to the linkstation (this was my CA-42 cable, and had 3 wires).
- The RS232 transceiver is powered from the phone/Linkstation, as well as txd, rxd, and gnd, you also need to connect power (3.3v) to the linkstation board (this was my DKU-5 cable, and had 5 wires - an additional wire was used to signal what sort of cable was plugged into the phone (I think), and can be safely left disconnected).
Identify Each Wire
Establish which core is connected to which pin on the Nokia connector end (Nokia "pop port") using your continuity tester. The part of the "pin-out" which we care about are:
- pin 1 On both of the cables I used, pin 1 is actually missing (not needed with this design, so they didn't include it) it's the "other side" of the spring-clip from all the other pins).
- pin 2 On both of the cables I used, pin 2 is also missing (there is a space where it should be).
- pin 3 (normal length) connected to one of the wires on my DKU5, but not needed for the linkstation (isolate this wire)
- pin 4 (sticks out a bit further)+3.3v this is used to power the transceiver on the DKU-5 cable I have (red), but not the CA-42
- pin 5 (not connected)
- pin 6 (normal length) serial rxd - Data into phone/Linkstation green on DKU-5 blue
- pin 7 (normal length) serial txd - Data out from phone/Linkstation white on DKU-5 red
- pin 8 (sticks out a bit further) Signal Ground (gnd) black on dku5, orange on ca-42
- pin 9 to 14 not connected, and missing on both my connectors
On a piece of paper make a note of which colour wire was attached to each pin.
Sanity Check Your Findings
Check signal voltage levels for USB-powered designs (this won't work yet for device-powered designs, as you need to provide power to them for them to work).
If your cable does not connect to pin 3 (power from device), then at this point, it's probably wise to check the voltage generated by the adaptor:
- Make sure none of the bared wires are touching, and plug the adaptor into your PC.
- Fire up a terminal emulator, and connect it to the correct port (e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0 on Linux, you'll need to use the driver that came with the adaptor on Windows).
- Use a volt meter to verify the voltages between i. txd and gnd and ii. rxd and gnd. Neither voltages should exceed about 3.4v.
- Set your terminal emulator to use no hardware, or software flow control.
- Type some stuff into your terminal emulator (nothing should happen, but the voltage on the phone rxd pin should sag slightly as the bits are transmitted - press and hold a key on the keyboard to test).
- Connect together rxd and txd (just twisting them together is fine), and type some more. The characters which you see should appear back in the terminal window... Congratulations, you have just made a "loop back cable", and you have got the pin assignments correct.
- Exit your terminal emulator, and unplug the cable from your PC.
Connecting to the Linkstation
Open up the Linkstation pro - I have the v2 hardware undo the two screws at the back, and slide the side panel off.
CAUTION - high voltages are present in the power supply, and may be present even after the device is disconnected from the mains. Don't touch anything in the power supply area!
CAUTION - beware of sharp edges, wear gloves.
CAUTION - soldering is dangerous, there is a risk of inhaling toxic fumes, not to mention burning yourself. Take adequate precautions.
Work out a way of getting the cable into the Linkstation - I slid it in through the "Kensington Lock" slot at the back, perversely, the 5 wire cable went in quite easily, but the 3 wire CA-42 was thicker, and more difficult. Flatten the cable slightly with a pair of pliers as you push it into the slot. If the cable isn't a tight fit, you should secure it to something inside the Linkstation at a later point (e.g. using a tie-wrap), to stop it being accidentally pulled out.
Locate the serial header
Identify the holes in the circuit board where the serial signals are made available (see photo).
Connect the Cable
Pull sufficient cable into the Linkstation to reach the serial header. With the board still screwed in, and the serial header at the bottom, the holes (from left to right) are:
- Ground - connect this to the wire that was connected to pin 8 of the Nokia pop port
- +3.3v - connect this to the wire that was connected to pin 4 of the Nokia pop port
- rxd (data into Linkstation) - connect this to the wire that was connected to pin 6 of the Nokia pop port
- txd (data out of Linkstation) - connect this to the wire that was connected to pin 7 of the Nokia pop port
Don't poke too much bare copper through the holes, or you'll touch the grounded steel of the chassis, 3 mm of bare copper is enough. Find some way of holding the cable in place while you solder the connectors - I used a couple of dabs of hot-melt glue, but you could try some strong tape, or a willing assistant.
(If you are using a cable which uses the device-powered transceiver design, then you may wish to initially connect just gnd, and +3.3v to the cable, and then wire rxd and txd together (and isolate with some tape). Replace the cover and screws, and power-up the linkstation, your terminal emulator should then behave as a "loop-back" and characters which you type should be echoed back to you - see the #Sanity_Check_Your_Findings section).
Using your continuity tester, verify that none of +3.3v, rxd, or txd are shorted to gnd.
Replace the cover, and power-up your Linkstation.


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I went to the funeral of a friend today.
We both used to work at the same company, many years ago. There were quite a few people at the funeral, enough to fill the chapel at the crematorium, and the majority all knew him from working at the same company. Large companies were more friendly places then.
A few of us used to have 'Movie Lunches', where we would have lunch together at a local Thai restaurant and talk about movies we had seen, among other things. Once we had all left the company and gone our separate ways, and the restaurant had closed down, we started going out for dinner instead, every few months.
More recently few of us had even been to see any movies, even on DVD. But we still get together, and we enjoy each others' company. I missed the last dinner before Christmas, and I'm so sorry I did.
He was enthusiastic about everything he did. He travelled extensively around the world from an early age, and he loved music, and movies, and football (soccer), and cable TV, and many other things. He was so pleased to have a job when he could get one, and happy to travel when he didn't.
I learned a lot about him that I hadn't known before. He was travelling in the sixties, and had seen the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and the Who, live and in their prime. He had joined the circus but only stuck it out for one day, the work was too hard. He liked gridiron football. He had two sisters with the same straightforwardness that he had.
He had a daughter and a son, and it was wonderful to see them, and see what lovely people they have become.
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AbledBody Helps Disabled Navigate Gadget WorldAssistive tech for the disabled is an important topic people may not give much thought to, even though an estimated 54 million Americans are considered to be physically or mentally disabled. That's about 19 percent of the U.S. population.
From CNET News, March 27, 2009
Noted Disability Columnist Suzanne Robitaille Launches Abledbody.comFormer BusinessWeek.com writer introduces first consumer website to focus on technology and innovations for the 54 million Americans with disabilities, their family, friends, marketers and employers.From Newswire, March 26, 2009
Braille Silver Dollar Goes on SaleThe U.S. Mint will begin accepting orders Thursday for the first coin to feature readable Braille.
The 2009 Louis Braille Bicentennial Silver Dollar commemorates the 200th birthday of Louis Braille, inventor of the Braille system of reading and writing used by the blind.
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Case Management by Computer
Missouri employs an electronic client level database to help carry out medical case management. The system records demographic data, verifies eligibility, captures service referral and utilization data, and more. The system, called FACTORS, creates and monitors care plans for both medical case management and psycho-social case management services for Ryan White clients.
FACTORS is based, in part, on client level databases created nearly a decade ago in Missouri (see below, Looking Back—and Ahead). FACTORS also replaced an old paper-based system, which was seen as less effective in helping case managers develop care plans and monitor success. The process of converting all case managers to electronic media took several years. It was facilitated by a statewide coordinated effort of all Ryan White grantees and the use of a single database administrator.
While States and communities across the Nation are using varied approaches to developing care plans, programs are united in their focus on implementing the Ryan White legislation's increased emphasis on core medical services—linking clients into primary care. As a result, the work of case managers is more focused on engaging clients in health care services—and less on supportive services—under the medical case management model. The HIV Performance Measure on Medical Case Management developed by HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau is designed to help programs implement this requirement in their quality management efforts.
The goal of case management is to assist clients in acquiring medical and support services to facilitate coordination of care and promote client self-management. - Missouri Case Management Manual, 2009
At the Front End: Preparing a Care Plan—Online
The focus of medical case management under the FACTORS system is engagement in medical care. However, Missouri's system also seeks to provide clients with the services they need and to move them, over time, to less intensive levels of care as their self-management ability increases.
Missouri's process for putting a care plan in place with a client is a two-part process, which is now computerized.
- First, a case manager conducts a thorough acuity assessment to evaluate functioning in several life areas and inputs data on the following categories: Activities of Daily Living (ADL), Health, Personal/Economic Resources, and Psychosocial Issues. The acuity-based case management system is designed to ensure appropriate case management while targeting resources to those most in need.
- The next step is development of a care plan, which is based upon the score for each of the 27 domains addressed. The structure of the care plan is in an outline tree format and is categorized into three areas.
- The first care plan area is the goal statement, which articulates (for each client) the purpose of all services: to gain and maintain engagement in appropriate levels of HIV medical care.
- Next is the narration of barriers to care. An item that scores greater than zero on the biopsychosocial acuity index (BAI) can be identified as a barrier. The scores can range from 0-7 depending on the level of need of the client. The notes in the BAI about the identified need can be pre-populated directly into the individual service plan (ISP) module in the database, preventing the need for duplicate entries of narrative.
- The third care plan area is action items or an action plan where client and case manager actions are identified and assigned. The case manager works with the client to identify barriers the client is prepared to address and begins development of an action plan. If the client is unwilling to undertake an action plan to remove a barrier (e.g., substance abuse treatment, smoking cessation) the case manager notes that the client is not ready to address the barrier and the action plan is not written. The case manager does re-assess the barrier at intervals to see if client readiness has changed. The case manager has the ability to rate the progress of the client in reducing or removing barriers to gaining or maintaining HIV medical care. This is done with a rating feature that allows for individual entries, notes, and scores each time a barrier to care or action item is addressed.
Ongoing and Online: Monitoring Clients and Quality
The above two steps are just the front end of case management. The client level database is more comprehensive and also allows for monitoring and input of data to reflect ongoing case manager work with clients, including documentation of eligibility, subsequent assessments of acuity, referral for services to reduce barriers to care, and documentation of the use of other Ryan White-funded services that are available to pay for care and support services.
The client level database also allows case managers and system supervision to generate reports on the entire population of clients or just those of a single case manager. This ability has provided information to guide quality assurance and quality improvement activities. Some reports are generated monthly to assist case managers in the annual re-assessment and eligibility determination process. Other reports are used to generate information for reporting to consumers and funders or for grant applications. The statistics the electronic client database contains are as accurate and complete as the data the case manager enters. Increased accuracy and completeness is a product of the time and familiarity of the case managers entering the data as well as initial and on-going education and training.
Other uses of the client level database are being considered. One function being looked into by the Director of Case Management is finding a way to communicate the results of assessments or encounters directly to medical care providers. The goal is to create a circle of communication from provider to client to case manager and back to provider in order to assist clients in moving to higher levels of self-sufficiency.
Looking Back—and Ahead
FACTORS has quite a history and is, in fact, based upon many earlier efforts. The first began in 2002 under a Part A grantee' initiative to create a client level database for their area. Building on their early success, other Ryan White grantees in Missouri gradually agreed to implement the same system over the following two years. The shared vision was to build a more efficient and coordinated system of case management and care under a single system.
The modules implemented first were those used to provide information for complete reporting to HRSA. They also allowed various system providers to access enrollment, eligibility, and referral information—thus, minimizing duplication of effort. Those modules included demographics, income, insurance, assessments, service referrals, and encounters (documentation of utilization). As the use of the system gained maturity additional features were implemented, including electronic service plans and more clinical modules to collect information for Ryan White client level data report under the RSR.
The electronic system reportedly works exceptionally well in Missouri, in part because of the committed effort to support and train users of the system. However, Missouri is at a cross-roads. The current FACTORS database used by Missouri was de-supported by its developer. The need for a replacement system that can be regularly updated and improved is immediate. Grantees have been working with the database administrator to write a program that will borrow from the strengths of the current system and improve upon those areas most in need of revision. One hoped-for area of improvement is to revise the service plan module to allow for closure of inactive or resolved entries, thus easing review of client service records.
Case Management Tools in Missouri
Missouri's Ryan White Part B Program has developed multiple tools to both improve case management services and implement the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program's increased focus on medical case management. Among these are the following:
- The FACTORS computerized system for conducting medical case management (see main story).
- Missouri's Case Management Manual, which outlines case manager roles, client rights, policies, and standards for conducting medical case management.
- Enhancements to the Missouri electronic client level database to create a more user friendly interface, which can only help to further support development of client-centered care plans.


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Dez Bryant produced the best day of his NFL career in Sunday's 23-20 overtime victory over the Cleveland Browns.
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The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver hauled in 12 receptions for 145 yards, but it wasn't perfect, according to the fans in Big D. Bryant was razzed for skirting out of bounds to avoid contact on a second-quarter catch. The play was beamed out repeatedly on Jerry World's massive replay screen and showed Bryant narrowly missing the first-down marker.
"I was hearing it. I was," Bryant told USA Today. "Man, that hurt my heart."
Bryant explained his thinking: "When I seen where we was at, I was like, 'Damn.' I didn't mean to do that. It's not like me. It's not like me to run out of bounds. I seen like four or five guys coming, so I took a step out. I didn't see the first-down marker. That's my bad. I should've known where we was at on the field."
Bryant made up for it in the second half, catching nine passes against a Browns secondary forced to play special-teamers as coverage corners through much of the game. Owner Jerry Jones offered only tepid praise, saying Bryant's big day doesn't etch him permanently into Cowboys lore -- not yet.
"In general, I feel that Dez is maturing everywhere," Jones told The Dallas Morning News. "Now that's not to say that he won't go out there and run the wrong route. We don't want him running the wrong route off the field. But the point is, without trying to be cute, Dez is improving, but the risk here is that he's in the glaring spotlight of being on the field for the Cowboys and off the field for the Cowboys, so I'm reluctant -- we all are -- to say, 'Boy, he's doing good.' Dez is doing better."
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Virginia Tech has hired a new cotton/peanut specialist. Joel Faircloth, who has been the cotton specialist in Louisiana for the past year and a half, will be on staff at the Tidewater Agriculture and Extension Center in Suffolk beginning Jan. 1.
One of his first speaking engagements in his new post will be at the Southeast Cotton Conference scheduled for Jan. 27, 2004, at the Nash Community College in Rocky Mount, N.C.
Faircloth, a native of Winston-Salem, N.C., says he looks forward to returning to his roots in the Virginia-Carolina region. On the cotton side, Faircloth replaces Jim Maitland, who retired last year. On the peanut side, he replaces Charles Swann, who retired this year.
In his work in Louisiana, Faircloth focused on varieties, plant growth regulators and defoliation.
In Virginia, he'll have a very broad focus. In addition to his responsibilities in peanuts and cotton, Faircloth will also focus on weeds.
He received his bachelor's, Master's and doctorate degrees from North Carolina State University. His Master's work was in entomology under the direction of J.R. Bradley and John van Duyn. His doctoral work was in agronomy under the direction of Keith Edmisten and Randy Wells.
"I look forward to working with the cotton and peanut growers of Virginia," he says.
He and his wife, Christine, have a 14-month-old daughter, Julia.
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Don't Sink The Boat
Lesson 13 of 13
Objective: SWBAT represent a problem situation using a system of inequalities and represent their solution as an area bounded by linear equations in the coordinate plane.
Big Idea: Life is full of constraints and usually more than one at a time. So what is allowed? Students use systems of inequalities to determine feasible values on the coordinate plane.
Do Now
At the start of class I will show students Slide 2 from System of Inequalities Day 1. I will give students time to process this comparison with a partner. As students discuss the inequalities, I listen for misconceptions such as misreading the inequality (x + 2 is less than 5) or misunderstanding the solution set.
As we begin our work, I display Slide 3 of System of Inequalities Day 1. The question on this slide asks students to begin the process of trying to understand the problem. I allow students time to work quietly by themselves. I ask them to write down everything they can in terms of possible solutions that would make the constraints true.
Teaching Note: Some students will invariably decide that they have "the list" of all lengths and widths that would satisfy both constraints. For these students try to find out (without giving them too much information) if they had considered widths such as 4.1 or 8.2, etc.? This will get them thinking about all of the decimal possibilities and will help them realize that there are actually an infinite number of solutions that satisfy both of the constraints.
Once all students have thought through the problem completely and made a list of some possible solutions, I ask each student to pair up with their partner and share results. I encourage them to focus on both commonalities and differences in the lists they had constructed. I ask them to justify why they chose the values that they did (MP3).
Next, I ask pairs to determine a way to visually represent their solution to this problem. As students discuss their options, I listen for students that are suggesting the use of the coordinate plane. I keep those groups in mind as "go to" groups when it is time to share out with the whole class.
- My students have some experience with graphing inequalities. Nonetheless, it is important to take time in this lesson to review the choice of inequality symbols and the representation of boundary lines (dotted or solid).
- When graphing the two inequalities, determine the boundary line first (ex: 2x + 2y = 20) and ask students how to graph the line (either using intercepts, slope intercept, or some other viable method).
- Determine if the points on the boundary line would be viable points or if there are others.
Typically, students will name integer values that are below the line that would also make the inequality true. Now would be a good time to bring students that you extended in the beginning (those thinking about rational values) into the conversation to help push other students thinking.
Once students realize it would be impossible to plot every point that makes the inequality true, they should brainstorm another method to show all of the solutions to the inequality. s When graphing the second inequality y > 4. I ask students to plot the line first. Then, I ask students, "Why are points on that line not solutions?" Finally I ask, "How will we represent a boundary that does not contain any points in the solution set?"
Teaching Note: It is a good idea to use two different colors to shade graphs to help the solution area stand out.
Before we move on, I ask pairs to choose at least two test points in the solution area and explain to their partner why they are viable solutions to the problem.
As we prepare for the Don't Sink the Boat problem I give each student graph paper or whiteboards. I intend for them to investigate this question by modeling the constraints. I anticipate that my students will employ both numeric and algebraic methods.
If students struggle to understand the question, I may ask them to work on Part 2 of the question first. Perhaps by substituting values, students will obtain a better understanding of the problem and then work towards a generalization and model of the problem.
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For today's Ticket Out students need to prove to someone why they are incorrect. I remind students that proving and telling are not the same. In order to prove something is incorrect they must demonstrate, using mathematics, why the solution would not be true. This assessment will give me a good idea of how students are thinking about the solution set to a system of inequalities in two dimensions at this point in the unit.


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According to the report, Iran has increased its level of uranium enrichment from 3.5 percent to just below 20 percent. Low-enriched uranium was considered acceptable as that is the level needed for nuclear reactors, for which Iran claimed it was developing its nuclear power. Now that the enrichment has reached nearly 20 percent, however, some nations are considering this to be proof of an Iranian nuclear threat — even though weapons-grade uranium is around 90 percent.
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The report will contain the most detailed charges to date that Iran's nuclear program is geared toward weapons development and military use, several Western diplomats briefed on the report told CNN. It will include more data than the organization has previously released on alleged clandestine efforts by Iran to develop technologies to build a nuclear weapon, including computer models of a nuclear warhead. They argue the IAEA studies offer no other explanation for those efforts beyond Iran seeking to develop a nuclear weapon.
The IAEA report also indicates that Tehran has installed new centrifuges, which are being moved into a bunker in Qom to protect them from U.S. and Israeli air strikes.
It also claims that there is satellite imagery of a large steel container used for nuclear-arms related explosives tests; however, as noted by blogger Patrick Henningsen:
The IAEA's credibility for identifying suspected nuclear facilities has been shot to pieces following its early April fool's joke delivered last week, claiming that it had satellite imagery of a Syrian nuclear facility. After hyping the finding through the gullible corporate media, it turns out their suspect Syrian site is actually a textile factory.
Overall, though the findings in the report are highly speculative, for some they are sufficient to make the case for war against Iran. Henningsen notes:
While the UN's IAEA poses as a neutral party, its ambiguous case against Iran is then picked up and run with by Washington, Tel Aviv, London, and the axis power's newest power play, Nicholas Sarkozy in Paris.
Media robots and warmongers in Washington insisted that Iran has made "computer models" of a nuclear warhead. Meanwhile, Iran expects to trump this latest round of US propaganda by unveiling documents that will detail the US links and funding terrorist operations in the region.
David Albright, a former weapons inspector who heads the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington, has already asserted based on the findings, "We believe if Iran broke out now they could have a bomb in six months. … They've done this right in front of our faces."
Greg Jones of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Centre made even more speculative assertions, claiming Iran could have a nuclear bomb in as little as two months.
And the Bipartisan Policy Centre insisted, "The Islamic Republic of Iran could be a de facto nuclear power before 2011 is over."
[It] will be followed by a U.S.-European Union push for harsher sanctions against Iran at the U.N. Security Council, where Western powers will meet stiff resistance from Russia and China," insisted Trita Parsi, an expert on U.S.-Iran relations.
"The primary new information is likely to be any work that Iran has engaged in after 2003.... Iran is understood to have continued or restarted some research and development since then," said Peter Crail of the Arms Control Association, a U.S.-based advocacy group.
Whether the released report will make any clear and incontrovertible assessments regarding Iran and its nuclear program is unclear, but according to Mark Hibbs of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, "The IAEA's report will not likely contain any smoking guns."
Some contend the report will provide the basis for a pre-emptive military strike against Iran by Israel; however, Ayatollah Mahmoud Alavi, a senior Iranian cleric, has dismissed this speculation as "empty propaganda," calling Israel "a cornered cat."
However, history reveals that Israel's threats are not empty. In 1981, Israel bombed an Iraqi nuclear reactor, and launched a similar strike against Syria in 2007.
Parsi contends that Israel should be taken seriously. "How much longer can this game of brinkmanship ... be pursued before it turns into a self-fulfilling prophecy?"
And cleric Alavi warned, "If [Israel] make[s] such a mistake they will receive a crushing response from the Islamic Republic."
Some experts believe Israel does not intend to launch the strike, as it does not have the long-range bombers necessary to inflict long-term damage on Iran's facilities. They believe Israel is merely attempting to pressure the United States and Europe into imposing even tougher sanctions against Iran.
Russia and China have voiced concerns that the report will ignite further tensions in the Middle East, eliminating any chance of diplomacy to address concerns over Iran's nuclear program.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov declared on Monday:
Our position towards this issue is well known. We think [the use of military force against Iran] would be a very grave mistake fraught with unpredictable consequences.
There is no military solution to the Iranian nuclear problem, or to any other international issues for that matter. We get evidence of that every day when we're looking at developments around Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries of that region. Military interference only increases the number of victims and human suffering.
The use of force is possible only in two cases under the U.N. Charter: when the right of self-defense is exercised, and when there is a corresponding resolution of the U.N. Security Council. I hope such cases will not emerge.
The White House has been hesitant to issue a statement on the report prior to its official release. Press Secretary Jay Carney commented:
I don't want to get ahead of the report ... [but] I do expect it will echo our concerns. And I think that the fact that Iran continues to misbehave, if you will, is something that concerns not just the United States, but the broader international community. And that international community, because of the actions we have taken, is now focused on pressuring Iran. ... You can be sure that we will continue to work to pressure Iran, to isolate Iran.
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Author Notes: Coquette Cafe in MKE has a wonderful green salad with buttermilk and hazelnuts. I tried to recreate a version at home with the addition of tarragon and shallots in the dressing, sliced red pears beneath, and crunchy pink sea salt on top (this may be my favorite part). —Jennifer Ann
Food52 Review: What's great about this salad is that it combines the robust flavors of fall -- pears and hazelnuts -- with an elegant salad green -- Boston lettuce -- and a succinct and tangy buttermilk dressing. So when you eat it, there are rich bits followed by bright bits and flashes of sweetness, and the whole thing is a delight to eat. Use two small heads of lettuce and small pears. - A&M —The Editors
Serves: 4
Fresh Tarragon Buttermilk Dressing
tablespoons buttermilk
tablespoons mayonnaise
teaspoons olive oil
teaspoon minced shallot
teaspoons finely chopped fresh tarragon
freshly ground black pepper (4-5 turns on the mill - finest setting)
salt (3-4 turns on the mill - finest setting)
- Whisk together buttermilk and mayonnaise until smooth; whisk in olive oil until well incorporated; add shallot, tarragon, salt and pepper.
Hazelnut Preparation and Salad Assembly
cup hazelnuts
red pears
heads of Boston lettuce, washed and torn into medium-large sized pieces
coarse pink or red sea salt (such as Alaea Hawaiian)
freshly ground black pepper
- Roast hazelnuts in a single layer in a 350 oven for about 10 minutes, or until they start to lightly brown; remove from oven, and roll hazelnuts in dish towel to remove the papery skins; allow hazelnuts to cool, then coarsely chop and set aside
- Thinly slice the pears, being sure to keep a good sliver of the red peel on each slice; arrange the pears in a single layer on 4 salad plates, with the peel edges facing outward
- Toss the lettuce in about half the dressing, adding more, as necessary, to nicely coat all pieces; pile the lettuce in a tall mound on top of the pears (be sure to keep the red pear peals visible)
- Top each salad with freshly ground pepper, a small handful of the toasted hazelnuts, and a little pinch of the crunchy sea salt.
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SA news outlet deploys sh*t London Olympics logo
LogoWatch It's a hearty round of applause today for News24.com, self-trumpeted as "Southern Africa and Africa's premier online news resource", which has decided it doesn't much like the London Olympic logo:
When the original logo (right) was unveiled to much whalesong back in 2007, notables described it as "an invitation and an inspiration" and "an early indication of the dynamism, modernity and inclusiveness with which London 2012 will leave its Olympic mark".
In fact, insisted a horrified netosphere, it represents Lisa Simpson administering a sporty blowjob, and once you've got that image lodged in your brain, it's difficult to shift.
Regarding just where the shit logo favoured by our South African cousins came from, Reg readers spotted something similar way back in 2007, as you can see right here. ®
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Scripture: Mark 11:22 "Have faith in God," Jesus answered.
23 "truly I tell you, if anyone says to this mountain, 'Go, throw yourself into the sea,' and does not doubt in their heart but believes that what they say will happen, it will be done for them.
24 Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.
25 And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive them, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins. (NIV)
Observation: From what I read in these four verses there must be agreement with what I believe in my heart and the words that come out of my mouth. Faith without works is dead, and the first work of faith will commonly be speaking. The emphasis is not on my faith supporting my words, but my words expressing my faith. It is a heart matter, not a mouth matter.
Application: My words are an expression of the faith I have in my heart. The more I get to know the Lord and the more my heart and mind align with Him, the more faith will be heard in my words.
Prayer: Lord, may my confidence in you be easily recognized in my conversation! Amen
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Wapakoneta edges St. Marys, 171-177, in WBL match
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The Wapakoneta Redskins went unbeaten in home league matches this season, as they concluded the home portion of their Western Buckeye League schedule Thursday with a 171-177 win over the St. Marys Roughriders at the Wapakoneta Country Club.
Wapak went 4-0 in league matches in 2013.
Bobby Crow led Wapak with a nine-hole score of 40 on Thursday.
Crow has shot a 40 in four straight matches.
Drew Wayman followed Crow with a 41. Ryan Hunlock (44) and Nick Bruns (46) rounded out Wapak's scoring.
St. Marys' Carter Bowman was the match medalist Thursday with a 39.
Colin Burke (42), Kyle Kiefer (46) and Hunter McMurray (50) completed St. Marys' scoring.
The Redskins improved to 7-2 overall and 6-2 in the WBL.
Their final league match will be played Monday against Van Wert.
St. Marys dropped to 3-5 in the WBL.
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708th Military Intelligence Detachment says farewell
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MISAWA AIR BASE, Japan (USASOC News Service, June 19, 2014) -- The 708th Military Intelligence Detachment will be closing its doors after more than 50 years of service at Misawa Air Base, Japan.
The 708th MI Detachment will host a deactivation ceremony in the Tohoku Ballroom at 3 p.m. Friday, June 6, 2014.
The ceremony will celebrate the military heritage on Security Hill with a reading of the unit's history, a flag casing to officially deactivate the unit and feature honored guests from surrounding MI detachments in Japan.
Initially activated at Fort Bragg, N.C., on Sept. 25, 1964, this unit was named the 403rd Army Security Agency Special Operations Detachment. This unit was responsible for providing cryptological support for more than 30 years and included members who were Special Forces qualified, in addition to intelligence specialists.
In 1966, the 403rd worked alongside the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) headquartered at Nha Trang, Vietnam, and due to the withdrawal of U.S. forces, the 403rd ASA Special Operations Detachment was deactivated.
Although deactivated after the events in Vietnam, the 403rd found a new opportunity with the rising need for intelligence gathering in Japan.
In September 1970, in light of the US wanting to consolidate its assets in Japan, Soldiers from Army Security Agency Field Station Chitose were moved to Misawa after Chitose Air Base was returned to Japanese control. Misawa was chosen because it had both the space and the facilities to hold the Army's mission and personnel. In 1972 Field Station Hakata was also absorbed into the Misawa mission and the unit was firmly set to the mission and location.
As a result, the newly designated U.S. Army Security Agency Detachment Misawa was activated in September 1970. Throughout a 16-year history, the unit was re-designated as USASA Field Station Misawa in August 1972, then U.S. Army Field Station Misawa in October 1977.
In 1986, as part of the Army of Excellence program, the 750th MI Battalion was organized as the operational unit at USA Field Station Misawa. In 1992, as a result of the Cold War ending, the unit reduced numbers at the 750th MI Battalion, transforming it from a battalion-sized unit to a company-sized element.
As a company, and later a detachment in October 1997, the unit became fully integrated into the operations of the Misawa Cryptologic Operations Center, which later became known as the Misawa Security Operations Center.
Besides the Army's primary duty of cryptological support at Misawa, they also participate in bi-lateral events around Japan.
"We engage in regular training exercises with members of the Japan Ground Self Defense Force," said U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Jeremy Fannin, 708th MI Non-Commissioned Officer in charge of supplies.
Undergoing two more name changes before settling as the 708th MI detachment in 2009, members of this unit augmented operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and provided support for Operation Tomodachi in 2011 after a 9.0 earthquake and massive tsunami struck Japan.
"We knew that the Tohoku area was in trouble, but we didn't know the extent of the damages or the amount of casualties," said U.S. Army Capt. Jeffrey Anderson, 441st MI BN, alpha company commander. "We had to be ready and have our equipment operational in a short amount of time to assist anyone who needed help."
Throughout their long history and changing missions, the various incarnations of the unit has earned numerous awards and decorations such as:
· Presidential Unit Citation for their service in Vietnam from 1966-1968
· Meritorious Unit Commendation for their service in Vietnam in 1968
· Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, for their service in Vietnam from 1966-1970
· Republic of Vietnam Civil Action Honor Medal, First Class, for their service in Vietnam from 1968-1970
· Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
· Army Outstanding Unit Award
"Though the 708th MI Detachment will inactivate on October 28, 2014, its legacy lives on through the highly trained Soldiers that continue to serve in the various operational units throughout the Army," said U.S. Army Capt. Timothy Parker, 708th MI detachment commander.


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(AP) Longtime GOP Senate moderate Arlen Specter dies
By PETER JACKSON
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HARRISBURG, Pa.
Former U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, the Republican-turned-Democrat who played a key role in many Supreme Court nominations, has died. He was 82.
His son Shanin Specter says his father died Sunday morning at his home in Philadelphia, from complications of non-Hodgkins lymphoma. He had battled cancer and other health problems.
Specter served 30 years in the Senate, a Pennsylvania record.
In April 2009, he startled fellow senators when he announced he was switching to the Democratic side because he did not think he could win the nomination for a sixth term in the increasingly conservative GOP. He wound up losing the 2010 Democratic primary to then-Rep. Joe Sestak, who narrowly lost Specter's seat to conservative Pat Toomey.
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Q. Can I install 120V conductors in the same space with 277V conductors? If the answer is yes, what restrictions apply?
A. Power conductors of AC and DC systems rated 600V or less can occupy the same raceway, cable, or enclosure if all conductors have an insulation voltage rating not less than the maximum circuit voltage [300.3(C)(1)]. Control, signal, and communications wiring must be separated from power and lighting circuits so the higher-voltage conductors do not accidentally energize the control, signal, or communications wiring.
See the following applicable sections of the Code:
- CATV coaxial cable [820.133(A)]
- Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 control circuits [725.48 and 725.136(A)]
- Communications circuits [800.133(A)(1)(c)]
- Fire alarm circuits [760.136(A)]
- Instrumentation tray cable [727.5]
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Wo. Ben Radford decided to get back at that so and so PZ Myers once and for all, by putting on his Jonathan Swift hat and being FUNNeeee. He wrote a satire type piece – not on the CFI blog this time – about PZ using up all the straw in Minnesota. GEDDIT? Super funny, right?
A spokesman for the Minnesota Farmers Union is concerned about a shortage of straw and hay available for agricultural purposes around the state—and he is blaming PZ Myers for the problem.
Myers, a prolific blogger and professor of biology at the University of Minnesota, Morris, has been accused of hoarding hay and straw for use in constructing his straw man arguments and logical fallacies. While some of the larger organizations such as the Minnesota Farm Network have been reluctant to criticize Myers out of fear of being targeted on his often-vitriolic blog, others are speaking out.
Witty? Subtle? Clever?
"Every time he writes something outside of his field [of biology], Myers uses all of the available straw for miles around" to craft his arguments, said Farmer's Union representative Mike Helms. "I'm not saying he doesn't have a right to buy straw and hay—it's a free country and all that. But the fact is our farmers and horses need it. He can't use that much straw [an estimated 3,000 bales per month last year] and not expect it to affect our local ecology and economy. We use straw for feeding our livestock and horses, bedding, and fuel. He's just using it to make faulty arguments. Where's the justice in that?"
Helms added that other quasi-famous pundits have been drawn to the area in search of straw for their own arguments (conservative writer Ann Coulter and creationist William Dembksi are frequent customers), but that Myers is by far the most active.
Radford seriously thinks PZ is comparable to Coulter and Dembski? Damn, my credulity gets strained so much these days it's all but useless to me.
Myers, once known for his work as a biologist, has in recent years become most prominent for his strident criticism of religion, skepticism, and almost anything else he disagrees with. In a famous incident in 2009, Myers overheard a young woman mention that she was a staunch vegetarian, to which he immediately responded: "You know, Hitler was a vegetarian… What other Nazi policies do you agree with?" Myers's blatant logical fallacies have been catalogued by dozens of people including scientist-and-best-selling authors Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins—and most recently by a bored fifth-grader in Duluth who happened to be skimming Myers's "Pharyngula" blog for a school project.
Despite his dismissive tone and having yet to publish a single book, PZ Myers has attracted legions of fans.
Where to begin? The completely random Nazi item? The claim about logical fallacies without ever throughout the piece (or his previous slap at PZ) actually citing any? The ass-kissing of Harris and Dawkins, and the naked attempt to use their fame as a club to cudgel someone he dislikes? The "he hasn't published a book" snobbery from someone who can't write a decent sentence? The fact that in fact PZ has published a book? The spiteful jealousy of the legions of fans?
Republican political strategists—themselves well versed in straw man fallacies—have long expressed admiration for Myers's uncanny ability to fabricate controversy from thin air and grossly mischaracterize his opponents. Wilson Moot, a protégé of Karl Rove and the chief writer of Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign ads, is a particular fan. One of Moot's best-known ads took President Obama's statement "You didn't build that" out of context (he was clearly referring to national infrastructure including roads and bridges) and claimed that it was instead an attack on small business owners. "Myers's ability to twist and spin the facts and misinterpret otherwise clear arguments by others is unparalleled," Moot said in a recent Washington Weekly interview. "I'm good, but let's be honest: Myers is in his own class. Up is down, black is white, night is day—if he says it is. If we'd had him on our campaign I really think we could have nailed Obama on that Muslim thing and won the White House."
God damn. What a stack of bullshit. Radford misrepresented his own blog post, while PZ addressed what Radford had actually written.
Who are these people?


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cd /usr/src
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'''Configure, build and install''':
'''Configure, build and install''':
Revision as of 09:22, 29 January 2009
- 1 What is Transmission?
- 2 Compiling and Installation
- 3 Configuration
- 4 Usage
- 5 Troubleshooting
- 6 Links and Reference
What is Transmission?
Transmission is a BitTorrent client package that (as of version 1.34) also contains Clutch, an integrated webUI. It easy to compile, install, configure and operate, and it has relatively low memory and cpu usage.
Compiling and Installation
General Info
The Transmission Wiki Howto Build page gives details. In short, three binaries are created:
- transmission-daemon (daemon which runs with the webUI active)
- transmission-remote (a remote control utility for transmission-daemon and transmission), and
- transmissioncli (the bittorrent client).
Note:A Forum user has reported that the version in the optware feed gives segfaults when installed in his open stock linkstation pro, following the instructions on transmissions site for compiling should be the best approach.
Building in Lenny
This is a headless build - we don't need the GTK+ stuff. (Directions tested in Lenny armel - seeking someone to confirm this works from a fresh install- please report any missing dependencies to the thread).
Satisfy dependencies:
apt-get install libcurl3-openssl-dev gettext libtool intltool openssl libcurl3
A lot of other packages (like glib) will be pulled down as well.
Get the source and download it to /usr/src (check for newer source!):
cd /usr/src wget http://mirrors.m0k.org/transmission/files/transmission-1.34.tar.bz2 tar xjvf transmission-1.34.tar.bz2
Configure, build and install:
./configure make make install
Set up a torrent dir in one of your shared dirs. I use NFS and /mnt/torrrents.
mkdir -p /mnt/torrents
You may want/have to adjust permissions. Different security tolerances will dictate how you personally deal w/ users and permissions. The Transmission wiki has some good suggestions.
Test/start transmission-daemon:
Point your browswer to http://<IP of your LinkStation>:9091 to test if the webUI is up and running.
Initscript: This is extremely basic, but works. Install it at /etc/init.d/transmission . Tested improvements are welcome. If you have any particular changes that require special permissions, please put them on the Talk pages (see top) and make a note of so it is easy for user to find them.
#! /bin/sh # # This is a very basic init script for Transmission # Copy it to /etc/init.d/transmission and type # > update-rc.d transmission defaults 60 # # # Exit if the package is not installed test -f /usr/local/bin/transmission-daemon || exit 0 case "$1" in start) echo "Starting transmission-daemon" /sbin/start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --exec /usr/local/bin/transmission-daemon ;; stop) echo "Stopping transmission-daemon" /sbin/start-stop-daemon --stop --quiet --exec /usr/local/bin/transmission-daemon ;; restart) echo -n "Stopping transmission-daemon" /sbin/start-stop-daemon --stop --quiet --exec /usr/local/bin/transmission-daemon for i in 1 2 3 ; do sleep 1 echo -n "." done echo "Restarting transmission-daemon" /sbin/start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --exec /usr/local/bin/transmission-daemon ;; *) echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/tranmission {start|stop|restart}" exit 1 esac exit 0
Make it executable, and add symlinks:
chmod a=r+w+x /etc/init.d/transmission update-rc.d transmission defaults 60
Building in Gentoo
stonie posted a thread about how he installed it on Gentoo here : Transmission in Gentoo-PPC. Read it for details.
Network Configuration
- You will probably want to set your LinkStation to a static IP.
- Port forwarding is a good idea/pretty much essential. Transmission listens on port 51413, by default. The Transmission wiki has an excellent Port Forwarding HowTo that spells out pretty much everything. It is comprehensive and gives many good pointers, including the Verify and Common Problems sections.
- Verify your network setup by checking that port 51413 is open at your IP, by using the tool at CanYouSeeMe.org.
Configure Transmission
Use the WebUI, which you can see through any modern browser at http://<your-Linkstation's-IP>:9091/transmission/web/ or http://<your-Linkstation's-IP>:9091. In the bottom left-hand corner there is a small tab that allows you to set:
- Preferences
- Add transfers: Download to: (choose /mnt/torrents or whatever dir you want here)
- Network: Incoming TCP Port: (default is 51413)
- Transfers: Start transfers when added
- Encryption: Ignore unencrypted peers
- Limit total bandwidth: (set these lower if you experience network performance problems)
- Download Rate: KB/s
- Upload Rate: KB/s
- Web Client: Refresh Rate:
- Total Upload/Download Rates
- Sorting
There is also a Inspector function w/ Info and Activity buttons on the webUI that allows for seeing details about your torrents.
We assume that you have a general idea of how torrents work, and a familiarity with Torrent Trackers. A particulary good tracker that is germane to our needs is LinuxTracker.org. We will use it here in the examples. Be aware that to upload torrent files, you must have open an account there, as is the case for the vast majority of sites.
man pages for Transmission 1.34
For reference, see these man pages for transmissioncli Transmission 1.34. Note that the commands and options have changed a lot since earlier versions of Transmission, so old scripts may not work for you.
- Download a torrent file to your LS. This can be done with wget, but is easier using your desktop's web browser, and then dragging and dropping that torrrent file to a mounted share of your LS.
- To use the WebUI of Transmission, point your browser to <ip of you linkstation>:9091 - you should see something like the screenshot shown on the top of this page.
- Use the Open button to choose & load the torrent file. The download should begin shortly. As is the case w/ torrents, it may be very fast or quite slow, depending on the number of seeders and they upload limits.
Create a torrent file
Place the file you wish to share in your torrent directory. The command form for creating a new torrent file in Transmission 1.34 is:
transmissioncli -n <file to be shared> -a <URL of torrent announcement> <torrent file filename>
For example, if the file you want to share is vmlinuz92608foonasem.gz, then use the cli binary like this:
transmissioncli -n vmlinuz92608foonasem.gz -a http://linuxtracker.org:2710/announce vmlinuz92608foonasem.torrent
After executing this you should have a file called vmlinuz92608foonasem.torrent, which is suitable for uploading to a torrrent tracker site.
Upload to torrent tracker/site and Seeding
This will vary by tracker site. The FAQ or HowTo section at the tracker will provide details. Basically, you upload your initial torrent file through your browser to the tracker site. It will then register that torrent, give it an ID number, and post it in the torrent list.
To seed it, download the registered torrent file (important - you must download a registered torrent file to seed - for the majority of trackers, only a registered torrent file will allow you to seed), place it in your torrents directory, and use Transmission's webUI to open it. It will scan the source file that is to be shared and verify it. If successful it should then display something like this in the info panel to the right of the torrent listings:
Information Tracker: http://linuxtracker.org:2710/cecf6b59f1ba527975b8fa29289040c6/announce Hash: a08f27383af3d7726cfdea14005944e5bf510abe Secure: Public Torrent Comment: N/A
Ideally, this works best to get a friend to try to download the torrent file from the tracker, and use some torrent client to download the actual shared file. You should be able to see upload activity on the webUI of Transmission from your LinkStation. In all likelihood you will not be able to download your own shared file.
- The torrent that I'm trying to seed reads "Unregistered Torrent". Normally, this problem is because you are trying to seed w/ your original torrent file. The fix for this is usually to upload your raw torrent file to the tracker of your choice, and then download it to your torrent dir. Then open it w/ Transmission and it should proceed as expected.
- My torrent is registered, but seeding doesn't seem to work, because I know someone is trying to download the file and it isn't working on their end. This could be a port forwarding problem. The easy but really (stupidly) insecure way is to put your box on a DMZ, but this is way too risky in terms of network security. It is better to make sure you have port forwarding set up for port 51413 (TCP, port start:51413, port end:51413, port map: 51413). See the Port Forwarding section of the Transmission wiki listed above, or the PortForwarding.com reference listed below.
Links and Reference
- Forum thread on Transmission
- Forum thread on Transmission & Gentoo
- Official Transmission wiki and forum, IRC and community
- Port Forwarding Help portforward.com see the Guides section


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Westhill uses fast break to pull away from Harding
STAMFORD -- The inconsistent play that has dogged the Westhill boys basketball team this season was on display again Tuesday night.
Though the Vikings could not put together 32 minutes of play that pleased their coach, they did enough, turning on the defense late, defeating Harding 67-50.
Westhill (7-1) was able to get out in transition during the second half, using a 13-0 run to break open a close game.
Despite the win, Westhill coach Howard White still feels his team can do more.
"We played better D in the second half than we did in the first half," White said. "We are not playing up to our ability, we are not playing good basketball right now but we are 7-1. We are winning and I am happy about that, but we are not playing up to our abilities and that concerns me right now."
With the Presidents (5-3) playing their usual frantic style, the Vikings limited the second-chance points of the Presidents.
"We definitely limited their second chances, second chances were not happening," White said. "It is very important to keep them off the glass and that has been our problem. They ended up turning the ball over, too, and we turned those turnovers into points."
Westhill had four players in double digits scoring with Jeremiah Livingston scoring a game-high 19, Evan Skoparantzos 15 and CJ Donaldson and Jesse Brown adding 12 apiece.
Harding was led by 14 points from Eric Moore and 11 from Terrance Rogers.
Harding led 17-14 after one quarter but trailed 29-25 at halftime and was outscored 38-25 in the second half.
The Presidents played without senior guard Reggie Stewart, who was out for disciplinary reasons, according to coach Charles Clemons.
Clemons said the Vikings were able to find gaps in the Presidents' 2-3 zone and that made the difference in the second half.
"They spread us out and exploited our zone," Clemons said. "They put shooters in the gaps and we couldn't recover and get out on the shooters. We were playing off emotion but without one of our best players, it's tough. All the credit to Westhill, they have some shooters on that team."
The Vikings led 41-37 in the third quarter before going on the 13-0 run, expanding the lead to 54-37 midway through the final quarter.
"We started rebounding, and rebounding is something we have a big problem with, but we rebounded in the second half," Skoparantzos said. "We love to run, so, as soon as we rebounded we ran and it worked for us."
Skoparantzos said he has several responsibilities in the transition game.
"I'm trying to penetrate, attack the basket and help my teammates if they are double-teamed," he said. "I'm trying to figure out a way to get to the basket and help out my team."
Westhill will travel to West Division rival and unbeaten Greenwich Friday night.
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Terrance Rogers 4 2-4 11; Eric Moore 7 0-0 14; Malcolm Simmons 1 1-4 3; Kannard Codrington 0 2-2 2; Marshall Holloway 2 0-0 5; Tyrone Killings 4 0-0 9; Zack Steward 2 1-1 6. Totals: 20 7-9 50.
CJ Donaldson 5 2-2 12; Brendon Thomas 0 0-0 0; Evan Skoparantzos 7 1-1 15; Jeremiah Livingston 7 5-7 19; Tyrell Alexander 1 1-2 4; Luke Herritt 2 0-0 5; Jesse Brown 5 2-2 12. Totals: 27 11-14 67.
3-point field goals: WH--Herritt, Alexander; H-- Rogers, Killings, Steward
Fouled out: None


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